Examples of using Concrete commitment in English and their translations into German
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CONCRETE COMMITMENT.
Your response and concrete commitment will grow from there.
Industrialised countries would have to lead the way with concrete commitments;
No concrete commitments are made.
Better environment for enterprises: concrete commitments to achieve the Lisbon objective.
The communion that we have experienced during these days stimulates us and encourages us to make a concrete commitment to peace.
They should lead the concrete commitments with agreed targets.
Concrete commitments to promoting real development in a sustainable way through processes open to people's participation.
They give a clear signal to European businesses that concrete commitments are in place to improve the business environment.
I welcome the EU's attempt to participate actively at the top-level UN conference,and I expect concrete commitments from this.
The deeds and the concrete commitment of each one of us, our own account, must say who we are.
Mister Chairman, by imposing their interests through your document,the developed nations are avoiding any concrete commitment.
Monitoring by the Heads of State and Heads of Government','the concrete commitments undertaken by the Heads of State and Heads of Government.
At the World Summit in Johannesburg the World communitydiscussed how to turn sustainable development into concrete commitments.
The objective of the summit is to provide strong political support and concrete commitments for the development of the Southern Corridor.
Concrete commitments in this area have been made under the EU-Africa Strategy for agriculture and in the Communication on Advancing African Agriculture9.
I am calling on you to take specific measures to address the problems and to make concrete commitments to provide the LDCs with real help!
This fraternal solidarity can only become a concrete commitment to bearing each other's burdens in the ordinary circumstances of life and in the ministry.
By the creative dynamic of the word of God itself,[87]may your sense of responsibility grow to the point where you make concrete commitments in the Church!
At the Conference itself, it is hoped that other concrete commitments can be agreed that will help LDCs revitalise their growth and development.
This dossier focuses on the governenment strategy for the promotion of the Luxembourgish language andpresents the specified objectives, the concrete commitments and the implementation tools.
The Strategy contains very comprehensive and concrete commitments to better assist Africa on the basis of African ownership and responsibility.
An important breakthrough wasachieved with the signature of a joint declaration with Azerbaijan and a concrete commitment from Turkmenistan to supply gas to Europe.
Decisive action and concrete commitments are now urgent: these include in particular more research and financial resources, and completing the system for the protection of intellectual property rights.
So, we ended up with an aspirational document, full of good intentions,but with precious little concrete commitment to action and leaving just about everybody unhappy.
This is a first concrete commitment from the conference on Biodiversity in European Development Cooperation, organized by the World Conservation Union in Paris from 19-21 September 2006.
The United Nations take the Pope's words as a permanent indication because he himself is seen as a source of faith and hope,not only for his teaching but also for his concrete commitment.
If family life is based on love, simplicity, concrete commitment and daily witness, its essential values will be protected from the disintegration which, all too often in our day, threatens this primordial institution of society and the Church.
In view of the violations of international law and human rights and of the democratic challenges in that region, we mustdeplore the fact that the declarations and commitments resulting from the Barcelona Summit have not been accompanied by a stronger and more concrete commitment to promoting human rights and democracy.
For example, the creation of the Copenhagen Green Climate Fund will provide financing for poorer countries to adapt to climate change and to develop clean energy, andthe formal acceptance by emerging economies that they have coresponsibility makes a concrete commitment from these countries more likely in the near future.